The document describes several stations for an OSCE exam involving pediatrics cases.
Station A involves demonstrating intraosseous access on a model. Station B involves taking a history to determine the cause of early puberty in a 7-year-old girl. Station C involves counseling a parent about managing and prognosis for a 6-year-old boy with hyperactive behavior. Station D involves performing a clinical exam including surface markings of the right kidney on a child presenting with hematuria. Station E demonstrates the six steps of handwashing. Stations F and G present pediatric emergency scenarios and allow questions about management.